Internet of Things ‘will place greater pressure on companies to modernise’
Companies failing to upgrade ageing IT systems will struggle to survive as the Internet of Things momentum gathers pace, according to new research.
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Luxury brands failing to sync online and offline experience
Luxury brands need to keep up with the trend of connecting online and offline environments to increase web and in-store traffic and promote sales, according to new research.
Twitter turns 10: Can it last another decade?
As Twitter celebrates its 10th birthday, the future isn’t looking so bright for the social media site and critics question whether it will last another 10 years. New stats look at the biggest successes and failures of the social network.
The YouTube generation: 92% of 16-24s visit site every month
YouTube is still more popular than Facebook in terms of number of visitors, according to new research.
Snapchat dominates SXSW (and they weren’t even there)
Many big digital players flocked to annual festival South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin Texas last week, but the most popular app Shapchat didn’t even need an actual presence to dominate, according to new data.
Digital advertising in Australia: The engagement paradox [INFOGRAPHIC]
Australian advertisers have the highest digital ad spend per user in the world but struggle to engage consumers, according to new data.
Clothing and Valentine’s Day spending give online sales an added boost
Spring is in the air with continued strong sales for online shopping, with 18% year on year growth, according to new data.
Nintendo reveals first smartphone game in Japan (with a social twist)
Nintendo has released its highly-anticipated debut smartphone game, Miitomo, in Japan- but don’t expect a Mario-style platformer just yet..
Google to sell robot army to Amazon?
Google’s parent company is looking to sell Boston Dynamics, the company behind its humanoid robots…and Amazon could be in the frame.
‘Cord shavers’: 70% of Brits subscribe to video-on-demand services
UK viewers are only half as likely as viewers globally to “cord cut” in favour of online services, suggesting the threat posed to the likes of Sky and Virgin from online subscription services such as Netflix and Amazon is rather overplayed, according to new data.